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It's Official. We have our Captain America
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synapse17
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Well I'm happy to hear that there are more style of the suit featured in the film. I hope the Ultimate WWII fit is one of them.
I never said that fan boys should agree with me. My point in that regard was about the resistance everyone seems to have to my opinion. In a movie that actually features scenes of a comic hero in a real world setting, doesn't it make some since that the Ultimate costume that is the most accurate in terms of the period, should be a consideration.
And your right. Although my original comments were wrong in regards to it being the actual modern fit, I knew that it was a stunt double. That was what I meant by blind and illiterate.
I don't think it's fair to tell me that I should "chill out" for having an opinion.
And as for the very first costume that our beloved Captain wore in the comics, I think it's safe to say that not many think it would be right for this project. But I could be wrong.
As to your statement Trebleshot, about the practice of redesigning costumes for movies and them mostly being subject to minor to major alterations for the media switch. This practice in many cases is just to maintain some realism. But in this case I feel that they have an opportunity to achieve this goal without changing a thing. I would really enjoy it if they took advantage of this opportunity. But I really like the modern choice that they showed on marvolus.com. I think it's a great design for our modern Captain.
I also have to say that on that note, I have not agreed with a lot of the costume choices made in previous movies. Ex: Spiderman, Dare Devil, Electra and X-Men. I did however, enjoy the costumes in; Blade, FF, Ghost Rider and any of the Marvel films. I think Marvel is doing an amazing job in bringing there heros to the big screen.
I would love it if the new Spiderman movie stuck with the classic costume, with little to no changes. I think that Spidy is one of the few characters that could pull it off. That is if they can reproduce that look without it looking like a Halloween costume. Just my opinion.
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